Oil painting Return Litvinov Oleg Arkad'yevich

The Journey Back: "Return" by Oleg Litvinov

Titled "Return," this oil painting by Oleg Arkad'yevich Litvinov captures a poignant moment of homecoming with profound emotional depth. Measuring 37.5x22 cm (14.76x8.66 inches) and rendered with oil on canvas, "Return" portrays the universal theme of reunion and belonging. As an original oil winter landscape painting from our collection, this artwork speaks to Litvinov's remarkable ability to imbue his creations with palpable sentiment and narrative resonance. Through his skillful brushwork and composition, Litvinov transports viewers into the heart of the depicted scene, inviting them to share in the joy and significance of the homecoming experience. Let's delve into the world of oil painting "Return," and explore the creative journey of its creator, Oleg Arkad'yevich Litvinov. There are other genres of painting in our catalog.

About the Artwork

• Title: "Return"
• Artist: Oleg Arkad'yevich Litvinov
• Size: 37.5x22 cm (14.76x8.66 inches)
• Medium: Oil on canvas
• Originality: Hand-painted original
• Condition: Presented with detailed photographic documentation

About the Artist

Born on August 27, 1957, in the city of Lubny, Poltava region. Graduated from the Odessa Theater and Art School (1982). Teachers in the specialty: S. Zaitsev, V. Merkalov, M. Vylkun. He worked in the field of painting, graphics. The main industries are easel painting, easel and book graphics. Author of multi-figure paintings on historical, religious and mythological themes, illustrations for books. Member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine (1989). Collaborated with publishing houses: "Mayak" (Odessa, late 1980s), "Raduga" (1982-1991), "Dnepr" (1982-2000), "School" (2006-2010; Kiev). Creative work. Participated in exhibitions: city, republican, foreign (since 1982). Personal exhibitions - in Odessa (1982, 1992, 1997-1998, 2002, 2004, 2010), Munich (1995), Kiev (2000), Moscow (2002-2003). Major works: illustrations for books - "Children of Captain Grant" (1981), "English folk ballads" (1983), "Pan Tadeusz" (1983), "Those who were shipwrecked" (1986); The Triumph of St. George (1989); series of easel illustrations - for the collection "English folk ballads" (1983), the Bible (2008-2014), the story "Taras Bulba" (2012), the poem "The Divine Comedy" (2014); series - "Landscapes" (2014); illustrations for books - "Pan Tadeusz" (K., 1983), "Shipwrecked" (A., 1986), "Terrible revenge", "The Hound of the Baskervilles" (2006); The Lost World (2008), The Odyssey of Captain Blood, Tales of the Nations, The Defense of Bushey (2010); painting - "Triumph of St. George" (1989), "Perseus and Andromeda" (1996), "Susanna and the Elders", "Calvary" (1997), "Triumph of Galatea" (1998), "Christ before Pilate", "St. George "," Glory "," The Emperor "," Nymph and the Unicorn "(1999)," Venus and Mars "(2000)," Bacchus and the Amazon "(2001)," The Abduction of Europa "," Ivan Bohun under Bar "," Sirens attracting "," Calisto "(2002)," Neptune ", triptych -" Diana and Actaeon "," Sphinx "(2003)," Atonement "(2004)," B. Khmelnitsky "(2006)," Triumph of Venice "(2008)," Venus of the XX century ", triptych -" Revelations of John the Theologian "(2010)," The Last Supper "," Perseus and Andromeda "(2012)," Archangel Michael "( 2014). Some works are kept in the Odessa Literary Museum, V. Ryabov Gallery (Moscow). Lived and worked in the city of Odessa.

A Canvas of Homecoming

Oil painting "Return," a poignant creation by Oleg Arkad'yevich Litvinov, encapsulates the universal theme of returning, whether it be to a place, a moment, or a state of being. Measuring 37.5x22 cm (14.76x8.66 inches), this oil on canvas piece reflects a depth of emotion and narrative through its composition and the artist's adept use of color and form. It is an original piece from Litvinov's extensive collection, each brushstroke contributing to the storytelling that is both personal and universal.

"Return": An Echo of Time

In oil painting "Return," Litvinov captures the essence of return as a timeless narrative. This painting transcends its immediate visual appeal, inviting viewers to ponder their interpretations of 'return.' Is it the return of a traveler, the changing seasons, or a more introspective journey back to one’s essence? Litvinov leaves these questions open, offering a canvas that serves as a mirror to the viewer's soul.

In Conclusion: A Moment Captured

"Return" by Oleg Litvinov is more than a oil painting; it is a narrative encapsulated in color, a moment frozen in time that speaks to the heart's longing for return. It invites us to reflect on our journeys, both outward and inward, and the inevitable return that shapes our existence. Through oil paniting "Return," Litvinov adds another layer to his rich tapestry of work, reaffirming his place as a storyteller whose medium is paint.